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Eight districts on the key plan

The plan below is a drawing, not a map. It keys eight Louisville districts to the kind of pipework each one tends to hold, so an enquiry can say where the problem is before it says what is wrong with it.

Districts, keyed

Key plan, service districts. Not to scale and not a map.
  1. 01 Old Louisville Subdivided houses on their original galvanised supply runs.
  2. 02 NuLu Converted warehouses with exposed copper and plastic runs.
  3. 03 Clifton Hillside lots on older sewer laterals; slow drains are common.
  4. 04 Schnitzelburg Shotgun houses with short runs and shallow crawl spaces.
  5. 05 Highlands Early-century houses on mixed copper and galvanised pipe.
  6. 06 Crescent Hill Sound mains, and a good many water heaters nearing the end.
  7. 07 Portland Older stock with patched supply lines; repipe country.
  8. 08 St. Matthews Post-war houses and small commercial units.
A white plastic P-trap beneath a sink, its slip joint wet and the pipe below it stained where water has run
Under-sink trap, typical of the older districts

The districts on this plan are drawn for a demonstration site. They do not describe the coverage of a real firm, they are not derived from a mapping service, and no part of this page reads a visitor's location.

Work at an address outside the eight districts is arranged by contact rather than refused at the door. No arrival window, travel time or response time is published on this site, because a figure of that kind is a promise the drawing cannot keep.

Start with a diagnostic visit

Readings first, written down and shown, with the options set out before anything is fitted.

Notes from the workshop, occasionally

An email when a seasonal reminder is worth sending, such as lagging an exposed run before a freeze or flushing a water heater. No fixed schedule, and one link in every message removes an address from the list.

This is a demo design, not a real business.Have it rebranded as yours for $500 from EZWebee.